0 a group of experts brought together, usually by a government, to develop ideas on a particular subject and to make suggestions for action -- 智囊团；智库
One major such institution is the think tank.
Depending on the contingencies noted above, a think tank may adopt or employ one or more of them as it attempts to change the way the state functions.
This think tank could suggest possible projects and make it easier to set priorities during the process of selecting them.
Then there is the think tank of independent experts who provide us with the ideas.
Was he not in the think tank at the time?
If the so-called "think tank" is to have any value, is it not vital that it should be completely objective?
If the result following their advice is nearly a million unemployed and rocketing prices, have we anything for which to thank this "think tank"?
I hope that that think tank will think up some ways of tackling this great scourge.
